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An Idea for Supplementing Income of Home Makers !

In a locality if there are 'N' number of households, and if each household has 'X' number of earning members.

 Then each earning member of every household must contribute 1 rupee every day, for a common fund towards the future benefit of unemployed homemakers above the age of 30.

 Now if each household in the locality has 'Y' number of elderly unemployed homemakers, then the total number of eligible homemakers are 'N * Y' in number.

 Now the total contribution towards the proposed common fund will be 'N * X' rupees in a day.

 For the first month it will be 'N * X * 30' rupees, if there are 30 days in that month.

 So from the second month, the fund will be distributed equally among all the eligible homemakers in the locality, by simply dividing as follows: (N*X*30) / (N*Y)

 More the number of localities endorsing this proposal, the more will be the number of be benefited homemakers who are eligible !!

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